Legendary vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH) discusses his latest project, BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION, in a brand new interview with "Long Live Rock" on Blog Talk Radio. You can listen to the chat using the audio player below.

Released by Mascot Records in Europe on Monday, September 20, followed by a North American release through J&R Adventures on Tuesday, September 21, the album was produced and mixed by Kevin Shirley (BLACK CROWES, AEROSMITH, LED ZEPPELIN), and mastered by the legendary Bob Ludwig. The CD was recorded at Shangri-La Studios in early 2010.

All songs are sung by Glenn Hughes, with the exception of "Song Of Yesterday" and "The Revolution In Me", which are both sung by Joe Bonamassa. Hughes and Bonamassa share lead vocals on "Sista Jane" and "Too Late For The Sun". Also included is a new version of "Medusa", the rock classic Hughes originally recorded with his first band TRAPEZE.

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"Black Country" track listing:

01. Black Country02. One Last Soul03. The Great Divide04. Down Again05. Beggarman06. Song Of Yesterday07. No Time08. Medusa09. The Revolution In Me10. Stand (At The Burning Tree)11. Sista Jane12. Too Late For The Sun

BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION initially came to fruition when Shirley saw Hughes and Bonamassa join forces on stage in Los Angeles in November 2009 for an explosive performance at Guitar Center's King of the Blues event. Shirley then recruited Bonham and Sherinian for the project, which is named after the industrial area in the British Midlands where both Hughes and Bonham were born and raised.

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